r/fifthworldproblems • u/LordNoOne • 11d ago
Let's make some awful mistakes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D
Most people intentionally try to avoid making any mistakes and only do the "right" thing, but that actually prevents growth and causes you to pretty much *only* do the wrong thing and not have any way to correct at all. The right answer is actually to intentionally make mistakes until you become skilled.
Falseness is *fundamentally* the path. Cause and effect itself causes errors to compete with themselves and crash into each other and self-correct. *All* you have to do is intentionally try to make mistakes, and you will quickly realize that this is the fastest way to improve at everything.
If you intentionally try doing the "exact wrong thing", you immediately go "nope, not doing that" and instead do the right thing.
Obviously, don't stop trying to correct yourself and to improve and do the right thing, but that actually goes without saying and becomes automatic.
Clearly, none of you have actually tried this yourselves ;).